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Starrett KTC08001 8 Piece Tungsten Carbide Tipped Deep Cut Hole Saw Set
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Starrett Carbide Tipped Multi Purpose Hole Saw 22mm
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Tungsten carbide tipped holesaw for general-purpose cutting in wood, MDF, plastics, ceramic wall tiles and building bricks.
Features a 54 mm cutting depth, suitable for cutting through strapping and joists.
The carbide tipped teeth produce a smooth cut with minimal heat build up.
Compatible with mains and battery powered tools.
Weight 60 g.
Dimensions 40 × 40 × 95 mm.
Features a 54 mm cutting depth, suitable for cutting through strapping and joists.
The carbide tipped teeth produce a smooth cut with minimal heat build up.
Compatible with mains and battery powered tools.
Weight 60 g.
Dimensions 40 × 40 × 95 mm.
EAN 0049659689389 · Starrett. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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